Silverland Inn

Suzanne Graun _{on Google}

Apr 10th, 2024

Silverland Inn was close to the wedding venue where we were attending. Carrie C. was especially cordial and went out of her way to accomodate several requests we had, e.g. late arrival, getting a refrigerator because we had a baby with us, and giving us recommendation for local restaurant & park.
My only negative feedback is that I believe I used one credit card when booking with Expedia, but the hotel had another card on file. Not sure how that happened. Anyway, I did not have the number/card of the one I thought was on file & therefore I lost out on earning mileage credits on the card I wanted to use. Although I was told that if I could get the card number of the one I wanted to use, the wrong card was charged at 10 am on the day of check out.
Lastly, the desk told me the check out time was 10 am, and the cleaning crew were at my door waiting for me to leave, when the advertised check out time was 11 am.
Rooms: average size; some have great views of the valley, ours did not; it faced the parking lot; biggest complaint is that the new owners removed refrigerators and microwaves from rooms; ice/laundry room was locked after a certain time at night.

Devin Olsen _{on Google}

Mar 31st, 2024

This is a very nice place to stay. As long as the prices dont go any higher, well definitely consider staying here during our next trip to Virginia City later this year.
That said, we stayed here once about 1.5 years ago, and the previous visit was better than this one, tbh. Why wasnt this stay as great as the last one?
For one thing, our room last time had a fridge and this time it didnt - evidently, fridges are only for suites now. Its definitely not a huge deal, but nearly every hotel Ive ever stayed in has a mini fridge in the room, aside from economy/budget places.
For another, the breakfast offering was slightly less this time than last. It wasnt bad, a pretty standard selection for a hotel breakfast - yogurt, muffins, cereal, bagels, juice, coffee. But compared to last time, the spread was a little less generous, with the most glaring absence being hot chocolate, which the kids loved to wake up to. Basically, the breakfast was above average last time. Now its fine - on par for your average hotel, but nothing to write home about.
The exercise room had also been removed, although were told they have plans to build a new one.
But the greatest disappointment during our stay was learning that the pool had been decommissioned to make way for a coming soon bar & bistro. For the kids, one of the highlights of vacations is swimming in the hotel pool.
All-in-all though, and notwithstanding the comparative shortcomings relative to our previous visit, this is still a great place to stay!
The rooms are nice, with very high ceilings (probably 10-12, which apparently were en vogue during the late 1800s?) that make them feel large and spacious. The walls are thick enough that you dont hear neighboring guests unless theyre obnoxiously loud.
The building is clean and well-maintained inside and out, and the grounds are tidy and taken care of.
The location is near both of the minimarts in town, and is situated in a quiet part of the neighborhood (although frankly most of the town is quiet most of the time).
And during both visits, all the hotel employees were met were simply great - friendly, helpful, professional, and welcoming!
Walkability: The hotel is within close walking distance of C Street (I.e. The main street with all the shops, restaurants, and saloons), albeit you have to traverse a fairly steep road to get there.

jackie _{on Google}

Mar 23rd, 2024

We had a celebration of life event at the Hotel. The staff, accommodations and the venue were excellent.
Thank you.